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“Station Eleven” operates nonlinearly, a choice that allows its creators to delve into the show’s undercurrent of brutality as easily they do with the love engendered by its communities.
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Far from lulling his audience to slumber, Max Richter and the American Contemporary Music Ensemble’s Friday night performance at Zellerbach Hall, courtesy of Cal Performances, allowed for a visceral experience of Richter’s music.
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Whether on our laptops or in our living rooms, television has always been a space of escape, in which our ideologies are reflected back to us.
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The acting is expectedly incredible, as the focus on slower moments between characters allows for a lot of opportunities for the actors to dive deep.
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Binge-watching has ruined us all for regular television schedules. Getting sucked into a new TV show in the first few weeks of its run is a rush of stupidity; you get to be absolutely up-to-date, you can live-tweet, and you will not be spoiled. But you have to wait. And
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Outside the infamous Tenderloin district nestled between Mason and Taylor streets, Bay Area-based sketch comedy group the Leftovers, presented their show “This Is Just for Us” at the Exit Theater on Saturday night. As relative newcomers to the Bay Area sketch comedy scene, the Leftovers showcased their diverse comedic sketches
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